The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-11-27
Me- YORK AND CHICAGO.
Yesterdays Quotations Produce ut the
Two Great Commercial Centers.

Two Great Commercial Centers
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-Flour-Receipts. 90 1876
packages; exports. 7,475 brls. and 1871 sacks.
Dull and uncle n. "a. Sales Ii, 700 brls.
Wheat-Ret 4ipts, IA 900 Blu. exports, none sales.
1882. 900 be futures, and los. 600 blu spot OPP
tons ruled very dull during the entire short session.
closing firm at slight decline, shippers holding off,
No. 2 spring generally nominal at S7a4c; ungraded
red S61s 1885, the latter choice States No. 3 red
e514c; No. red. s70s71ac, store and elevators.
e90s6Ac delivered: No. L red, nominal at
e214c; No. L white, nominal at Ole; No.
red, November, nominal at 87lsc; De-
Janusry. 50 s-1sSss I5-1ee. Closing at $3.50; Feb
rgsfy. s97ee closing at s9ase; March elo 9j l1.
May, 9399314c; closing at 93isc; June, 1850
Corn-Receipts. 95 600 bu; exports. 81 1877 bu;
sales. 100000 Blu futures and $4,000 bu spot.
5slac; steamer and No. 8. Sc 56l4e; No. q 5714@
Sac s n and eIezaa9F e5os;s aeys5ed
January, 5s4959ssc closing at $3.50; February,
5sia05S ose; closing at 5S'sc; May, 5914059'sc;
oats-Receipts. 124. 900 bu;. exports, ,674 bu.
Sales 10000 bu futures and IL 900 bu spot spot
Without important change. Mixed Western, 50 u
1737c; white do, 3S041c.
Hay is steady and moderately active Shipping Coo.
Cofee-Srot fair Rio entirely nominal Options
bags: November, Is. Boa 525c; December 1850
1515c; January. 14.45 IA zoe; February, Il. 500
i42 2 Maya II Ia SOC; June IS 1855 s5 1855;
July 1880; August. Is. 500 Il o0c; September,
1900 13. 65c; QSSSl, November ID. 200 Is. Soc;
December, 13.20013.40c.
Sugar dull; refined quiet; granulsted, 61a0656c.
Molasses unchanged and quiet. Rice firm and in fair
inquiry. -
$1.O7i201.12la.
Eggs firm and quiet; receipts, 4,611 packages;
Western 120241ec.
Pork dull and unchanged. Cut meats firm and
quiet. Lard sos points lower, dull and heavy.
Western steam spot quiet at 90 5oc Decem-
74307.45c: March, 7.5007.51c; May, z. 81 d.. 63c;
city steam, 7.25c.
Butter firm; Western Ii assoc; Western creamery
17630c. Cheese steady, demand light; Western, GIG
Dl1l2c.
CHICAGO Nov 26.-At the outset there was
fairly firm but by strong tone to the spec
ulative market on Change to-day. The conditions
buoyancy of spirits the part of traders, and
crowd they affected far more by the dismal AID
depressing state of the weather than by what little
gossip they could get hold of affecting prices Wheat
started out exactly where it stopped S27sc for May,
and for quarter of hour only fuctuated 1sc, and
that was downward Corn was about steady, May
epened at ooalc, selling up u a sc and then back to
bOsec. January pork started out at $lA.27l2 and
Bold at $143O. During first hour
pork fell of 10c, January being quoted at $14.20.
Under local inquiry, wheat recovered TO $3.50 S3c,
sympathetic decline taking place all oiter articles
of hog product. All the country talk on corn was
buisb but this did prevent some heavy sell
ing in q local way. At time did MAY get over lac
higher than it opened, and 5O7sc broneht out some
heavy offerings. One operator sold about 300 900
bushels and with the following he induced ad the
market down TO 5ole050aac. After his it recovered
10 50oc and at steady this price Shortly
before O'Clock there was disposition to sell corn
which broke prices quite sharply to 5Ol4c II came
,ntreiy from local operators. May closed at 5ol40